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Scans GitHub commit history for commits that might make good TIL blog posts. Queries all your repos across all orgs via GitHub API. Tracks assessed commits in Notion to avoid duplicates across machines. Use whe...
Generate descriptive commit messages by analyzing git diffs. Use when the user asks for help writing commit messages or reviewing staged changes.
Quality assurance and CodeRabbit learning system for Zammad MCP development. Use when creating PRs, implementing MCP tools, adding pagination, handling errors, or addressing CodeRabbit feedback. Provides checkl...
Use Agency CLI to run parallel AI coding tasks in isolated Git worktrees. Invoke when user mentions "agency", "ag", parallel tasks, worktrees, or wants to run multiple coding agents simultaneously.
Expert guidance for Git workflows, branching strategies, and version control best practices. Use when managing repositories, resolving conflicts, or establishing team workflows.
Systematic code review guidance covering best practices, security, performance, and maintainability. Use when reviewing code, checking PRs, or analyzing code quality.
Skill to assist with how a GitHub repository is configured with GitHub integrations, including instructions for agents in markdown (AGENTS and CLAUDE), github actions for invoking agents, and specific localizat...
Performs comprehensive code reviews of git branches, analyzing code quality, security, performance, and best practices. Use when the user says "review" or "code review" or asks to review pull requests, merge re...
Generates storytelling-focused Conventional Commits messages with Jira context integration, then commits and pushes changes. Use when the user says "commit", "git commit", or asks to commit changes, wants to cr...
Provides expertise on development practices and code quality standards for this repo
Provides expertise on how to plan for work in this repo
Debug and monitor GitLab CI/CD pipelines for merge requests. Check pipeline status, view job logs, and troubleshoot CI failures. Use this when the user needs to investigate GitLab CI pipeline issues, check job...
Perform a shallow clone of a Git repository to a temporary location.
Write Nix code following repository conventions
Create commits and pull requests following conventions
Your bulletproof guide to executing implementation phases! Handles commits, detects when phases are too big, and knows when to bail cleanly. Load this whenever you're implementing a phase - it provides clean...
This skill provides a complete workflow for handling GitHub Pull Request reviews, specifically optimized for @gemini-code-assist automated reviews. This skill should be used when addressing PR review comments,...
Automated PR review cycle for RPIV orchestration. Waits for Gemini reviews, assesses feedback, implements fixes, and manages the review loop. Used by Planner agent after RPIV opens PRs. This skill is triggered...
Guide for creating and working in Git worktrees with a consistent workflow. Use when a user wants to run a task in a separate worktree, create or clean up worktrees, migrate a repo into a main/worktrees layout,...
Use for implementing features, writing production TypeScript/Langium code, code review guidance, and ensuring technical quality. Activate when implementing new functionality, reviewing PRs, or optimizing perfor...
Automate releases using semantic-release, create release notes, manage versions, and publish packages. Use when preparing releases, managing versions, or automating release workflows.
Perform automated code reviews checking for security vulnerabilities, performance issues, and code quality. Use before creating PRs or when reviewing complex changes.
Create and maintain GitHub Actions workflows for CI/CD, testing, deployment, and automation. Use when setting up pipelines, automating tasks, or configuring continuous integration.
Generate conventional commit messages following the project's commitlint rules with proper scopes. Use when committing changes to ensure semantic versioning works correctly.
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